[Q] - HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Fellas,
2 questions about hspl and sspl,
1- It is said that HSPL can be removed from the phone right after the flashing is complete. Does the removal of the HSPL necessarily result in the ROM on the phone also getting removed/returning to its former version? I mean, is there any way to remove ONLY the hspl and actually keep the ROM new version that has been just flashed by the hspl?
2- After utilising SSPL for flashing a phone, the word “hspl” obviously will not be seen in the bootloader. I wonder if there is any way to find out if a phone has been sspl’d ( of course if the phone is flashed with a stock rom, not a cooked rom! )
Thank you

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Meteorite-The-Second said:
Fellas,
2 questions about hspl and sspl,
1- It is bee said that HSPL can be removed from the phone just after the flashing is complete. Does the removal of the HSPL necessarily result in the ROM on the phone also getting removed/returning to its former version? I mean, is there any way to remove ONLY the hspl and actually keep the ROM new version that has been just flashed by the hspl?
2- After utilising SSPL for flashing a phone, the word “hspl” obviously will not be seen in the bootloader. I wonder if there is any other way to find out if a phone has been sspl’d ( of course if the phone is flashed with a stock rom, not a cooked rom!)
Thank you
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i think you can remove the hspl with leaving any affects on flashed rom.

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mon_money said:
i think you can remove the hspl with leaving any affects on flashed rom.
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Hey, thanks for the reply.
Is this what you are advising? >> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=623402

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hspl yes you can remove hspl immediately and the rom will work fine.
sspl during the flash if you watch carefully when the phone enters bootloader, your spl changes to 1.42.6666
as soon as the phone restarts after the flash, your spl is back to what it was, no trace.

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samsamuel said:
hspl yes you can remove hspl immediately and the rom will work fine.
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Is it the way of going about this?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=623402
or does the above mentioned remove hslp AND AT THE SAME TIME change the ROM as well?
samsamuel said:
as soon as the phone restarts after the flash, your spl is back to what it was, no trace.
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I have heard that RADIO doesn't change during sspl, is that correct? But I guess if someone sspl the phone with the same ROM version (only different in language, like when someone changes his CHN 3.14.xxx rom into WWE 3.14.xx), then the radio version will also ok and will leave no trace... right?
Thank buddy

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Why do you keep posting questions in the 'Rom Development' pages? Carry on with your moans and groans in the proper Q&A pages and stop cluttering these pages even more with your inane drivel.
If I were the poor seller, who sold you the HD2, I would have shot myself by now!!
p.s. The information you need is here if you need guidance: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=713942

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Meteorite-The-Second said:
Is it the way of going about this?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=623402
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well that will remove it, but will wipe your rom, meaning you will be back to a stock rom.
run hspl2.exe and choose 1.66.0000 or 2.08.0000 or 1.42.0000, thats it, hspl gone.
or does the above mentioned remove hslp AND AT THE SAME TIME change the ROM as well?
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correct, that only works with your stock rom.
I have heard that RADIO doesn't change during sspl, is that correct? But I guess if someone sspl the phone with the same ROM version (only different in language, like when someone changes his CHN 3.14.xxx rom into WWE 3.14.xx), then the radio version will also ok and will leave no trace... right?
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sspl cannot be used to flash radios, in teh way that hspl allows it, but im not really sure how it handles stock roms that include radios. The radio in teh twio roms you mentioned is identical/almost identical anyway, so it doesn't matter.
if its warranty you are worried about, its the hspl bit you should worry about, the rom and radio doesn't seem to matter.

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Prozac69 said:
Why do you keep posting questions in the 'Rom Development' pages? Carry on with your moans and groans in the proper Q&A pages and stop cluttering these pages even more with your inane drivel.
If I were the poor seller, who sold you the HD2, I would have shot myself by now!!
p.s. The information you need is here if you need guidance: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=713942
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Fair enough. You are right

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samsamuel said:
well that will remove it, but will wipe your rom, meaning you will be back to a stock rom.
run hspl2.exe and choose 1.66.0000 or 2.08.0000 or 1.42.0000, thats it, hspl gone.correct, that only works with your stock rom.
sspl cannot be used to flash radios, in teh way that hspl allows it, but im not really sure how it handles stock roms that include radios. The radio in teh twio roms you mentioned is identical/almost identical anyway, so it doesn't matter.
if its warranty you are worried about, its the hspl bit you should worry about, the rom and radio doesn't seem to matter.
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Thank you a ton samsamuel. You are always so helpful.
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Question answered. Thanks